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he they think about the potential threats to israel and the jewish homeland. what i've also said is that because sanctions are starting to have significant effect inside of iraq, and that's not just my assessment, that's, i think, a uniform assessment, because the sanctions are going to be even tougher in the coming months, because they're now starting to affect their oil industry, their central bank, and because we're now seeing noises about them returning to the negotiating table, that it is deeply in everybody's interests, the united states, israel, and the world's, to see if this can be resolved in a peaceful fashion. and so this notion that somehow we have a choice to make in the next week or two weeks or month or two months, is not borne out by the facts. and the argument that we've made to the israelis is that we have made an unprecedented commitment to their security. there is an unbreakable bond between our two countries. but one of the functions of friends is to make sure that we provide honest and unvarnished advice in terms of what is the best appr
he they think about the potential threats to israel and the jewish homeland. what i've also said is that because sanctions are starting to have significant effect inside of iraq, and that's not just my assessment, that's, i think, a uniform assessment, because the sanctions are going to be even tougher in the coming months, because they're now starting to affect their oil industry, their central bank, and because we're now seeing noises about them returning to the negotiating table, that it is...
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death to israel. all that propaganda was present during the searches and introduced at the trial. >> i said in my opening statement that in conversations which a number of you had with our staff and also with other conversations with people of the intelligence community, they put the number in at least the hundreds of hezbollah operatives. does anyone dispute that? is that too high? too low? >> i couldn't put an exact number on it. i know the 20 cases you mentioned are only those cases where there's a direct nexus to hezbollah mentioned in an indictment. there are many more cases out there being investigated and many more that have been prosecuted where there's a nexus. but it was much easier just to charge criminal indictment, not go through the process of using intelligence information in a criminal trial which is a little cumbersome. >> does that number sound treel you? the hundreds? >> yeah, obviously, our focus is on new york city and we only see a piece of the pie. but if you can extrapolate tho
death to israel. all that propaganda was present during the searches and introduced at the trial. >> i said in my opening statement that in conversations which a number of you had with our staff and also with other conversations with people of the intelligence community, they put the number in at least the hundreds of hezbollah operatives. does anyone dispute that? is that too high? too low? >> i couldn't put an exact number on it. i know the 20 cases you mentioned are only those...
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i define pro-israel of helping israel live out the principleses of its declaration of independence. just like that is how i define pro-american. i think that is the fundamental shift that i'm trying to argue for in this book. that we need to have the same conception of israel that its founders did and be willing to say publicly when israel's government is, in fact, violating those founding principleses just as we would with our own government. >> but you don't believe that the government of benjamin netanyahu has those kinds of commitments to the founding vision. >> if they do, i haven't seen it public-- publicly expressed. i think this is a government whose security fears and there are legitimate security fears if, whose security fears i fear are blinding it to the reality that making the occupation permanent is the worse thing for israeli security. >> rose: they legitimate security fears. how can the world and israel's friends and israel's friends in at rab world as well convince everybody that israel's security is such an essential element of this, that somehow there must be a fo
i define pro-israel of helping israel live out the principleses of its declaration of independence. just like that is how i define pro-american. i think that is the fundamental shift that i'm trying to argue for in this book. that we need to have the same conception of israel that its founders did and be willing to say publicly when israel's government is, in fact, violating those founding principleses just as we would with our own government. >> but you don't believe that the government...
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israel will not tolerate it. israel will take whatever action is necessary to defend our people. >> in response, hamas' prime minister said a time in which the israeli operation does what it wants and gaza is gone. he was not there at the time. what ignited the most recent round of fighting? ramped up rocket fire which demands military response. according to defense forces, the palestinian militants fired more into israel in october this year than all of 2011. there's a semitri in the death toll. the fighting between the militants in 2009 through september of this year, 25 israelis have been killed by palestinians while 314 palestinians have been killed according to the israeli human rights organization. one of the palestinian casualty, a 13-year-old boy killed by israeli forces in a gunfight on november 8th. many point to that as a major escalation of the fighting. as to how and when it will end, they said thursday, it's unclear. we cannot predict what the end point is. at the moment, there's no reason to stop.
israel will not tolerate it. israel will take whatever action is necessary to defend our people. >> in response, hamas' prime minister said a time in which the israeli operation does what it wants and gaza is gone. he was not there at the time. what ignited the most recent round of fighting? ramped up rocket fire which demands military response. according to defense forces, the palestinian militants fired more into israel in october this year than all of 2011. there's a semitri in the...
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>> the people of israel are worried and they are upset. not just because the meeting didn't take place but because there is a feeling, as i said that the very central role of israel, as an ally, as a partner, as a friend, is not fully appreciated. i know the president is very busy. i know he is on a campaign. but i do believe that a meeting between the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel at this moment in time is crucial because they have to look each other in the eye. they have to tell each other the truth. and they have to embark together on this very, very important mission of preventing iran from become nuclear. and i hope very much that the talk they had on the phone has maybe, you know, quieted the flames and maybe put the relationship back on track because neither the united states nor israel can afford to take this lightly. as you said, iran is not just a threat to israel, iran is a threat to the whole world and civilization as we know it. you, eric, i, and nobody in this world wants to live in a world w
>> the people of israel are worried and they are upset. not just because the meeting didn't take place but because there is a feeling, as i said that the very central role of israel, as an ally, as a partner, as a friend, is not fully appreciated. i know the president is very busy. i know he is on a campaign. but i do believe that a meeting between the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel at this moment in time is crucial because they have to look each other in...
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hamas has retaliated by firing more rockets into israel and firing back on twitter, warning israel has "opened the gates of hell" on itself. egypt has recalled its ambassador to israel. and the u.s. state department condemned the strikes fired from gaza and supporting israel's right to defend indianapoltself. what is the latest on the attacks and the tafailout? >> what we are seeing are more rockets coming into israel. there have been dozens of air strikes as well since the killing of ahmed al jabari, the li leader of hamas' military wing, one of the founders of hamas. one of the huge blow to hamas now. the government there in gaza. israel is also telling us and we've just heard this from its military spokesperson, that they are bringing in reservists, that they are considering a ground war, but have not yet given the go ahead for that, but they are preparing. we know that they have been firing from the air with the air strikes, but we also thap thkno they have firing from the sea. they are firing into gaza, and according to residents in gaza, at one point, they said it seemed as if it
hamas has retaliated by firing more rockets into israel and firing back on twitter, warning israel has "opened the gates of hell" on itself. egypt has recalled its ambassador to israel. and the u.s. state department condemned the strikes fired from gaza and supporting israel's right to defend indianapoltself. what is the latest on the attacks and the tafailout? >> what we are seeing are more rockets coming into israel. there have been dozens of air strikes as well since the...
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iran's supreme leader lashing out at israel calling israel a quote cancer. what has been the reaction today? >> reporter: this is a cycle of rhetoric going on between israel, iran, israel and the u.s. effectively, what we've seen in the last few weeks, erin, everyday, it seems, in the paper, on the street, from the words of the mouths of the leaders here is not taking this strike off the table against iran. whether this is rhetoric used to push forward diplomatic sanctions against iran or whether israeli leaders really believe they are under threat, it remains to be seen. it's dangerous talk and people worry israel might be painting itself into a corner. >> do israelis believe war is imminent or is the common perception, as you said, a cycle, although an escalating cycle of rhetoric? >> reporter: that's a great way to put it. escalating cycle. some weeks ago, the defense minister said any strike was way into the distant future and now talking about it as though it's an imminent thing. i think israelis are a little bit more cynical. people have spoken they're
iran's supreme leader lashing out at israel calling israel a quote cancer. what has been the reaction today? >> reporter: this is a cycle of rhetoric going on between israel, iran, israel and the u.s. effectively, what we've seen in the last few weeks, erin, everyday, it seems, in the paper, on the street, from the words of the mouths of the leaders here is not taking this strike off the table against iran. whether this is rhetoric used to push forward diplomatic sanctions against iran or...
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and thought iraq should normalize relations with israel for which sentiments he faced attempts to get him imprisoned, which he beat, and won rulings in his favor in an iraqi court, but he didn't stop the extremists who in 2005 attacked him and his sops and killed his two sons in retaliation for visiting israel. testifies not discouraged, ran for parliament, won a seat in 2005, but i remember meeting with him in his living room in baghdad in 2008 rueing the fact he had little money on which to run for re-election or to fund a slate of like-minded candidates whereas all the radical extremists in iraq got cope yows funds from the iranians, and the iranians called him asking if he want the $5 million, and he said, no thank you, i'm opposed to what you stand for, but very few people in iraq turn down an offer like that from whatever source. what happened in iraq is that the iranians basically had free run to assert their influence, and we did very little to stop them, especially so in 2010, just talking about this with emma sky, one of the great experts on iraq in the world, an insider dur
and thought iraq should normalize relations with israel for which sentiments he faced attempts to get him imprisoned, which he beat, and won rulings in his favor in an iraqi court, but he didn't stop the extremists who in 2005 attacked him and his sops and killed his two sons in retaliation for visiting israel. testifies not discouraged, ran for parliament, won a seat in 2005, but i remember meeting with him in his living room in baghdad in 2008 rueing the fact he had little money on which to...
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israel is showing frustration here. >> chris: let me interrupt. obviously relationships would be much more complicated after the arab spring. democracies were placed. islamic groups were allowed to protest in the streets where before theyd that been suppressed. could the administration the president have done more to aggressively advance our interests in this changing middle east? >> i'm not going to say it is not hard, these are hard problems. i do think it is important that with u.s. leadership you don't allow the governments to fan the flames of antiamericannism for their own domestic consumption and do the wink, wink, nudge, nudge exchange public statements about how we all don't like it. that is not a good policy and is not going to solve the problem. you need direct conversations and public conversations and i think from the president as well and i hope he does start to engage in a public way in foreign policy that helps set the record straight about the united states position. again, saying that we have great relationships and saying everyt
israel is showing frustration here. >> chris: let me interrupt. obviously relationships would be much more complicated after the arab spring. democracies were placed. islamic groups were allowed to protest in the streets where before theyd that been suppressed. could the administration the president have done more to aggressively advance our interests in this changing middle east? >> i'm not going to say it is not hard, these are hard problems. i do think it is important that with...
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as iran's nuclear capability would pose to israel. here's the dilemma that the israelis have. that they have a certain capability that is not as large as ours. we can allow the iranians to go further toward their progress than the israelis can. they can't depend on us, though, once it passes the capabilities that the israelis have. second of all, we all know that -- informs is not always exact in intelligence. in fact the the united states had an intelligence that the iranians had stopped in 2007. you might recall that. so the fact that we have not established a point where the iranians have reach aid certain capability, i.e., the capability in a short period of time, to put together a nuclear weapon, assemble it, then the israelis feel that with no red lines, then it could just progress on and on and on. and that has contributed to the understandable, in my view... i don't know if the word is irritation or anger or dissatisfaction, on the part of the prime minister of israel about the united states of america. >> greta: well, there a
as iran's nuclear capability would pose to israel. here's the dilemma that the israelis have. that they have a certain capability that is not as large as ours. we can allow the iranians to go further toward their progress than the israelis can. they can't depend on us, though, once it passes the capabilities that the israelis have. second of all, we all know that -- informs is not always exact in intelligence. in fact the the united states had an intelligence that the iranians had stopped in...
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second day in a row, the martyr from the fight exploded within israel. it comes in a week of other mortars landing near a small israeli town. with the tank on high alert, israel fired back reporting a direct hit on the mobile artillery. both side complain to the peacekeepers. an agreement that dates to the 1973 yom kippur war. as recently as 2010, secret negotiations between israel and syria discuss giving back the golan in exchange for a peace treaty. the abbott regime protest -- anti-regime protest that morph to zil war makes thoughts of peace a distant memory. israel fears a situation like that on the syria border with turkey, where just toe thousands of refugees cross escaping the violence and rows of barbed wire carrying their injured children. >> overhead, the sound of syrian fighter jets with the stronghold inside the border. on the ground, the street to street battle continues. the growing number of foreign fighters joining rebel ranks. means israel worry its border could turn in a prime target or well armed jihadists to launch attacks against th
second day in a row, the martyr from the fight exploded within israel. it comes in a week of other mortars landing near a small israeli town. with the tank on high alert, israel fired back reporting a direct hit on the mobile artillery. both side complain to the peacekeepers. an agreement that dates to the 1973 yom kippur war. as recently as 2010, secret negotiations between israel and syria discuss giving back the golan in exchange for a peace treaty. the abbott regime protest -- anti-regime...
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the united states and our great ally israel. this commitment, this commitment to an even stronger u.s./israeli relationship is one that is shared by the president by me, as secretary of defense, and by my entire military and civilian leadership at the department of the defense. the strength of that shared commitment is reflected in the size and the make up of this audience your presence here today is a testament to the broad and unshakeable support that the american people and the american leaders of all be backgrounds have for israel. i'm told that there are more than 1,500 students from hundreds of campuses attending. my wife and i as some of you may know developed a policy institute, the purpose of which is to inspire public service and that is exactly wh lly what aip here. as current and future leaders come together. you send a strong and an unmistakable signal to the entire world, the united states and israel stand together, our shared values, our shared interests, and our shared desire to work together are absolutely essen
the united states and our great ally israel. this commitment, this commitment to an even stronger u.s./israeli relationship is one that is shared by the president by me, as secretary of defense, and by my entire military and civilian leadership at the department of the defense. the strength of that shared commitment is reflected in the size and the make up of this audience your presence here today is a testament to the broad and unshakeable support that the american people and the american...
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israel and iran, if israel gets dragged in, this is a completely different ball game. let me give you an example. first, beverly, i think that if we did it, we would try to make sure the israelis didn't go along with us. it would be like the 1991 gulf war where we said stay out of it because we'd try to have as large as coalition as possible to include arab states and having israel participate gums that up. the israelis have an amazing military but don't add capabilities that we don't already have. if the united states went alone, however, i do think israel would still get dragged into it in large part because the iranians won't draw any distinctions between the americans and israel. they don't draw any distinctions now when things blow up in iran, they draw no distinction. they think the great satan and little satan with basically the same enteight and don't believe one would do something without the other. they may not be able to tell who hit them and will have an incentive to drag israel into the fray because as they position themselves in the region, they want to p
israel and iran, if israel gets dragged in, this is a completely different ball game. let me give you an example. first, beverly, i think that if we did it, we would try to make sure the israelis didn't go along with us. it would be like the 1991 gulf war where we said stay out of it because we'd try to have as large as coalition as possible to include arab states and having israel participate gums that up. the israelis have an amazing military but don't add capabilities that we don't already...
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so what are israel is doing in regard to this? we have two or three principles that guide our policies. first, israel will follow the policy of the politics. we have seen from making any public statement in the international view. also, we exercise the importance of making an impact on change. we take this position publicly and privately. fortunately, relationships between israel and egypt have not really suffered due to the change of regime. the dialogue involves the foreign ministry spread the defense ministries, and the intelligence services, continuing to operate. important issues on both sides, such as border security, counterterrorism, even some economy programs, and continues to be part of the dialogue. unfortunately, it is part of the highest view of the government. even inviting them for lunch at the cost. [inaudible] regarding bilateral issues and the israeli palestinian politics. [inaudible] therefore, israel has to continue to be vigilant to ensure that any egyptian regime we think is pragmatic and we fully support, in
so what are israel is doing in regard to this? we have two or three principles that guide our policies. first, israel will follow the policy of the politics. we have seen from making any public statement in the international view. also, we exercise the importance of making an impact on change. we take this position publicly and privately. fortunately, relationships between israel and egypt have not really suffered due to the change of regime. the dialogue involves the foreign ministry spread...
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closest ally which is the united states in a rare and blunt move say that israel was engaging in to quote a pattern of provocative action by continuing with settlement expansion this plan is the domestically the kind of statements that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making with his proposal and plan to go ahead with the settlement building is current favorite among the israeli left certainly he is appealing to right wing voters and according to all the polls he is likely to win in the next parliamentary election at the same time netanyahu has largely rebuffed the criticism from the international community saying that use of them is the eternal capital of the state of israel and will continue to bobet. this parliamentary elections are fast approaching some experts say there's going to be much more talk about the settlements. settlements is definitely within the vocabulary of talking into the center right voters so i believe that between now and twenty second of january we will see only elevation of the discourse from the prime minister and around on the issue of set
closest ally which is the united states in a rare and blunt move say that israel was engaging in to quote a pattern of provocative action by continuing with settlement expansion this plan is the domestically the kind of statements that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making with his proposal and plan to go ahead with the settlement building is current favorite among the israeli left certainly he is appealing to right wing voters and according to all the polls he is likely to...
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decides to regardless of election cycles in israel the united states or anywhere else if israel decides that it has exhausted every other option to attempt to stop iran's quest for a nuclear weapon and the only options left are military ones then i think they will . they will conduct that kind of operation now we talk often of some sort of aerial attack planes and missiles and so forth that is one option and israel has that capability but as we see already there have been and it's been reported in the press other options less direct options cyber attacks on iran's nuclear facilities even on its broader economy and so forth so we are not going to start snapping stocks in the olympic games and so forth that you see reported in the press so i think it's fair to say that both israel and other countries do that do not want wish to see iran achieve nuclear weapons are prepared to resort not only to economic sanctions political isolation but also. military and covert options to delay the program but in israel's case it say there's a consensus as far as i can tell in israel and it's not just pr
decides to regardless of election cycles in israel the united states or anywhere else if israel decides that it has exhausted every other option to attempt to stop iran's quest for a nuclear weapon and the only options left are military ones then i think they will . they will conduct that kind of operation now we talk often of some sort of aerial attack planes and missiles and so forth that is one option and israel has that capability but as we see already there have been and it's been reported...
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and israel have a lot in common. in addition to the strategic interests that bind us, both were born of conflict and built by immigrants and pioneers. and both of all has been firmly committed to the democratic ideals that enabled their people to flourish. because of these things, israel has always enjoyed strong bipartisan support here in washington. but saying we support israel doesn't necessarily ensure it. that's why i wanted to come here tonight to share not just my good wishes but to offer a concrete plan that would put our shared interest to the test. because let's face it, in the four years since i last spoke at this conference, very little if anything has changed in terms of america's stated commitments with respect to israel. and yet i think we'd all have to admit when it comes to the a nuclear armed iran, we have now reached a point where the current administration's policies, however well intentioned, simply aren't enough. [ applause ] four years later, four years after i spoke to this group, iran's actio
and israel have a lot in common. in addition to the strategic interests that bind us, both were born of conflict and built by immigrants and pioneers. and both of all has been firmly committed to the democratic ideals that enabled their people to flourish. because of these things, israel has always enjoyed strong bipartisan support here in washington. but saying we support israel doesn't necessarily ensure it. that's why i wanted to come here tonight to share not just my good wishes but to...
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defying international objections israel continues to push for widespread settlement expansion in east jerusalem and occupied territories in retaliation to the palestinians a recent e.u. one state does upgrade. and as a once feared a rainy and terrorist organization gets the backing from washington look for its own toll road on why many of that believe little has a really trenched within the group. this is also you come into your life. and welcome to the program they say all season is underway in the u.k. where millions of people are still indulging themselves with some festive holiday shopping but little do they know that much of the money they thought they were spending on iconic british products actually goes straight into the pockets of foreign owners. or has the story for us. proud to be british brits interests alike often pay for their quintessentially british experience says unaware that they're run by foreign companies harrods the dorchester hotel and even the queen's grocer fortnum and mason keeping the fortnum and mason is a british store. is it not. it's been here for ages s
defying international objections israel continues to push for widespread settlement expansion in east jerusalem and occupied territories in retaliation to the palestinians a recent e.u. one state does upgrade. and as a once feared a rainy and terrorist organization gets the backing from washington look for its own toll road on why many of that believe little has a really trenched within the group. this is also you come into your life. and welcome to the program they say all season is underway...
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hundreds of nuclear weapons to functionally destroy israel as i said israel's a very small country a handful of nuclear weapons maybe even only one nuclear weapon some people refer to israel as a one bomb country could do that the same damage it would require hundreds of nuclear weapons to do to a much larger country so i think their concern is why take any risk that maybe the current leadership in iran is completely rational but maybe a future one won't be why take any risk that there could be these kind of miscalculations in a confrontation so say there's a then israeli iranian equivalent of a cuban missile crisis say over hezbollah or syria and instead of ending in a in a sort of tense standoff that resolved peacefully as in the cuban missile crisis this one actually results in the exchange of nuclear weapons i think the israeli attitude is you know we have maintained all along we will not be the first country to introduce nuclear weapons into the region we don't want anyone else to do so either because why take the risk you know when u.s. president barack obama was addressing the
hundreds of nuclear weapons to functionally destroy israel as i said israel's a very small country a handful of nuclear weapons maybe even only one nuclear weapon some people refer to israel as a one bomb country could do that the same damage it would require hundreds of nuclear weapons to do to a much larger country so i think their concern is why take any risk that maybe the current leadership in iran is completely rational but maybe a future one won't be why take any risk that there could be...
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and israel right now is that israel netanyahu brock are saying iraq is going to enter this point of nuclear immunity where once they pass this point we're not going to be able to take out their capabilities regardless of whether they're peaceful or for military purposes we're not going to take those out because penner that leaked that actually the israelis i think didn't brock's say that it wouldn't happen for another three years at least and that's panetta who said that he thought the tact could potentially come in april and otherwise i mean this is what this is the public back and forth with the u.s. sort of shining the spotlight a little bit and i think i take the panetta warning of israel could strike imminently as more of a warning towards israel to say hold off we're not going to allow this to happen and put us into. a very risky situation without some pushback the question is ok how do you how do you actually hold israel back before they make a decision to actually do that and what would be the consequences of israel carrying out an actual attack and the u.s. getting involved i mean
and israel right now is that israel netanyahu brock are saying iraq is going to enter this point of nuclear immunity where once they pass this point we're not going to be able to take out their capabilities regardless of whether they're peaceful or for military purposes we're not going to take those out because penner that leaked that actually the israelis i think didn't brock's say that it wouldn't happen for another three years at least and that's panetta who said that he thought the tact...
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. >> at that point, a couple passengers heard the words afghanistan and israel coming ou of his mouth. it's not clear exactly what he said, but apparently those two words were heard, israel and afghanistan. now at that point, the two flight attendants tried to subdue him. and then seemingly out of nowhere about sick or seven large guys stormed to the front of the plane and wrestled the captain of the plane down and subdued him in a matter of moments. it was really something out of a movie. >> and here you all are going to vegas for a good time. little did you know you had to deal with -- i don't know how high here in the air. you hear this captain and again, you're right, jetblue is saying this was a medical situation. and so there just so happened to be, it sounds like, this other captain, as you mentioned, traveling offduty on this plane. and so what ended up happening? did you see this gentleman then able to enter the cockpit and help land? >> you know, at the time, i was looking down reading a magazine but i was able to talk to several passengers before i did the interview with yo
. >> at that point, a couple passengers heard the words afghanistan and israel coming ou of his mouth. it's not clear exactly what he said, but apparently those two words were heard, israel and afghanistan. now at that point, the two flight attendants tried to subdue him. and then seemingly out of nowhere about sick or seven large guys stormed to the front of the plane and wrestled the captain of the plane down and subdued him in a matter of moments. it was really something out of a...
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they reflect the general consensus that while israel should not rush into a military attack that israel should exhaust every other option because any other option is better than a military attack but as a last resort whenever that time comes and that's something only the israeli defense planners and political leaders will know they will not share that with any of us unfortunately but when that moment comes i believe they will act and do you believe that they would act alone if they choose to go to war if they felt they had no other choice i believe israel would act alone they've made that very clear and president obama has made very clear that while he opposes a military attack at this time he recognizes israel's. inability to outsource if you will it's defense to other countries implicitly saying he understands that if israel has to act it will by all estimations iran is nowhere near making a nuclear weapon if that is the case should the us be more concerned with constraining israel than pressuring iran well i think again there is a consensus that iran is not near having a nuclear weap
they reflect the general consensus that while israel should not rush into a military attack that israel should exhaust every other option because any other option is better than a military attack but as a last resort whenever that time comes and that's something only the israeli defense planners and political leaders will know they will not share that with any of us unfortunately but when that moment comes i believe they will act and do you believe that they would act alone if they choose to go...
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israel factors into that because israel -- protecting israel's security is part of our traditional national interests in that part of the world. but it's not wrong. it's just the way it is. >> yes, ma'am. >> hi. my name is dina, and i'm here more as a person who has a lot of iranian friends who fled the country because of elections in '09 and they're very active here in the united states. most of them are at school. so it seems to me that the biggest enemy for iran and the iranian regime are iranian people themselves. and considering the fact that now elections are coming up and considering that the united states does have enough time on their hands to go to the diplomatic solution of this problem, where do you see these iranian people over there who are probably waiting and also the huge iranian community here in los angeles -- where do you see iranian people actually fit in in this of inviting them to be in the coalition as you said against the iranian government? >> we didn't talk very much about the internal politics in iran, so -- >> yeah. i mean, i think this administration has been p
israel factors into that because israel -- protecting israel's security is part of our traditional national interests in that part of the world. but it's not wrong. it's just the way it is. >> yes, ma'am. >> hi. my name is dina, and i'm here more as a person who has a lot of iranian friends who fled the country because of elections in '09 and they're very active here in the united states. most of them are at school. so it seems to me that the biggest enemy for iran and the iranian...
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art see london flying in the face of international criticism israel has announced its plans to build more settlement homes in occupied east jerusalem and rings the total number of settlements approved in the last few weeks to five and a half thousand the details now from his point us here. what we're witnessing is that israel is continuing with its expansion of settlements and this new announcement is that it has approved the building of some one thousand two hundred new secure homes in globe which is a neighborhood in east jerusalem across the green line it comes in less than a month after israel's controversial statement that it was planning to build in the one corridor all which links jerusalem to the west bank and this is a real line for many states and certainly we've witnessed that kind of criticism and condemnation from the international community since the palestinians went to the united nations several weeks ago for upgraded statehood there have been some five and a half thousand new secure homes announced in terms of what the israelis were building israel has undergone as i
art see london flying in the face of international criticism israel has announced its plans to build more settlement homes in occupied east jerusalem and rings the total number of settlements approved in the last few weeks to five and a half thousand the details now from his point us here. what we're witnessing is that israel is continuing with its expansion of settlements and this new announcement is that it has approved the building of some one thousand two hundred new secure homes in globe...
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the recognition of israel is against the existence of israel. and i'm, frankly quite disappointed by the response to the iranian by this joy at them willing to talk a day after the president has said, and quoted teddy roosevelt saying, you know, walk softly and carry a big stick. it looks to me as if the president, and the administration, and maybe even the europeans will be walking into that conference hall where they will be meeting those devious iranians and leaving the big stick behind. and it is only a big stick if the iranians believe the u.s. president is carrying that will make them stop. it will not be additional talks. those talks will do nothing. the clock will keep ticking, and we have to understand, megyn, this clock is ticking very quickly. this is all about timing, this is all about the moment of no return, at which moment iran will have the capacity and the knowledge to have a nuclear -- to produce a nuclear weapon. we cannot wait for them to have it. by that time it will be too late. therefore i do believe that those talks will
the recognition of israel is against the existence of israel. and i'm, frankly quite disappointed by the response to the iranian by this joy at them willing to talk a day after the president has said, and quoted teddy roosevelt saying, you know, walk softly and carry a big stick. it looks to me as if the president, and the administration, and maybe even the europeans will be walking into that conference hall where they will be meeting those devious iranians and leaving the big stick behind. and...
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israel officials acknowledge the mortar was not aimed at israel and was a by product of the syrian civil war. when we come back, explosion investigation. a massive blast in indianapolis killed two people and damages dozens of homes. this is the morning news. dozens of homes. this is the morning news. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a moisture reserve, so skin can replenish itself. that's healthy skin for life. only from aveeno. ♪ i got it made, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say ♪ [ male announcer ] at subway, you got it made. try a steak, egg white & cheese, tricked out any way you want. subway. eat fresh. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. but it never hurts to see if you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get af
israel officials acknowledge the mortar was not aimed at israel and was a by product of the syrian civil war. when we come back, explosion investigation. a massive blast in indianapolis killed two people and damages dozens of homes. this is the morning news. dozens of homes. this is the morning news. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a...
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israel is a modern, sophisticated, very well equipped military. the palestinian factions fighting it are certainly not equipped with the same kind of equipment and weapons. that creates the dangerous equation of going into a place like gaza. it is urban warfare and with urban warfare comes a spike in civilian casualties. now, there are questions being asked which if you aren't able to suppress the palestinian rocket fire using aerial attacks as we've seen over the past 48, 72 hours, do you need to go in with a ground invasion? and that is what some people here are questioning. is that the only solution in the eyes of the israelis? certainly from a palestinian perspective they'll say they have the ability to fire rockets even beyond a ground invasion as they did in 2008. >> ayman, thanks so much. >>> we take you to washington where high stakes meetings are under way at the white house this hour. and also on the hill. first though to the white house where the president convened a pow-wow minutes ago with congressional leaders there to talk about the
israel is a modern, sophisticated, very well equipped military. the palestinian factions fighting it are certainly not equipped with the same kind of equipment and weapons. that creates the dangerous equation of going into a place like gaza. it is urban warfare and with urban warfare comes a spike in civilian casualties. now, there are questions being asked which if you aren't able to suppress the palestinian rocket fire using aerial attacks as we've seen over the past 48, 72 hours, do you need...